Gerald Levin and Steve Case on CNBC two days ago. At least he recognizes that where the blame for that deal should lie. This was actually a very reflective discussion about the complications of doing big deals and responsibility in the C-Suite following the financial crisis.

Steve Case made an interesting comment when thinking about the AOL/TW deal. He said that AOL/TW might have been better off if the managements of both companies were swept out and the combined company were run by an entirely new management team. Much like a new administration sweeps out the old every four years in DC. AOL/TW might have been better off if the board got rid of the incumbent managers on both sides and hired a new set of hands to manage what was a new company. That's an interesting concept that will no doubt be unpopular. This segment is worth watching if you have the time.